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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1997
Page
5
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its stance on constitutional freedoms including religion and speech. Thomas A Colley, executive editor, notes the editorial opinions reflect the board consensus. A biblical proverb emphasizes positive news guiding the soul.
The GIS program in Bluefield enhances efficiency and streamlining as an economic development tool. It provides property maps, photos, and walkthrough videos, and pools data on housing, buildings, utilities, and safety features for fire, police, and city services. Pires is cited as a standout investor in this smart initiative.
Letter from Tazewell Virginia readers praising Big Creek High School football in West Virginia for character and effort despite a season of adversity. They recount the team defeating odds against Moorefield in the championship game, criticize officiating, and commend players and coaches for their dedication and memorable season.
A reflective meditation on aging, memory, and the inward weight of years. The narrator recalls youth, watching children become adults, and questions when the path to old age began. Jim Terry, city editor of the Daily Telegraph, frames the piece with a personal viewpoint.
The Lawrence case traces the late ambassador to Switzerland, buried at Arlington, dug up and moved to San Diego amid questions about his World War II claims. Senate and State Department oversights are blamed for allowing a political donor with dubious credentials to secure an ambassadorship.
The piece recalls the White House pet history from Socks to prior dogs across presidents, noting Chelsea’s departure, Clinton’s new puppy unnamed at first, and readers suggesting names. It cites polls, a Washington Post feature, and Roy Rowan and Brooke Janis’s book First Dogs, praising Clinton’s aim for a loyal friend in Washington.
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